Maserati prototypes spotted testing near Modena headquarters

Maserati has offered an early glimpse at the future of its lineup, with several camouflaged prototypes photographed undergoing road testing near the company’s headquarters in Modena. The test vehicles, which include updated versions of the brand’s grand tourers and SUV, appear to signal the next stage of development for some of Maserati’s most important production models.

The images released by Maserati show partially disguised versions of the Maserati GranTurismo, Maserati GranCabrio and Maserati Grecale, each wearing camouflage designed to conceal upcoming design and styling revisions.

Trio of updated models spotted

The prototypes include partially disguised versions of the Maserati GranTurismo, Maserati GranCabrio and Maserati Grecale.

While the camouflage conceals specific styling revisions, the vehicles appear to be part of an ongoing development program for the Italian marque’s core passenger models.

Maserati has not detailed the changes planned for the updated vehicles, though the test cars suggest refreshed versions of the existing lineup are already in development.

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Testing follows recent performance launches

The latest testing activity follows the recent introduction of the Maserati MCPura and Maserati GT2 Stradale, as the company continues to evolve its lineup.

The brand has increasingly focused on balancing its luxury grand touring heritage with newer high-performance and electrified offerings across its portfolio.

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Maserati celebrates major milestones

The automaker is also marking several milestones in 2026. Maserati celebrated its 111th anniversary in December 2025 and is currently commemorating 100 years since its motorsport debut, along with the centenary of its iconic Trident badge.

Maserati remains the longest-standing automotive brand in Italy’s Motor Valley region, home to several of the country’s best-known performance and luxury car manufacturers.

The Maserati Grecale, Maserati GranTurismo and Maserati GranCabrio are all currently offered in Australia as part of Maserati’s local lineup.